07/24 Thru 07/31 Flashcards

1
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What is the formula for Force?

A

Force=pressure×area

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2
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What are the 2 major areas of fluid power?

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Pneumatic and Hydraulic

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3
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All systems that use fluids but not for power shall be known as?

A

Fluid distribution systems

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4
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What is a fluid?

A

A substance that will flow into the shape of its container and exert a pressure

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5
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What is the difference between a liquid and a gas?

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A liquid has a constant volume and a gases volume is determined by the pressure it is exposed to.

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6
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A liquid subjected to force will?

A

Seek the path of least resistance

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7
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What is Mass?

A

The measure of the amount of material in a body not affected by gravity.

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8
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What is weight?

A

The pull of gravity on a body

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9
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What is density?

A

The ratio of weight to volume

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10
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What is specific gravity?

A

How many times heavier a particular substance is than an equal volume of water

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11
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What is the unit of measure used to measure pressure?

A

Pounds per square inch (PSI)

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12
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What is the pressure due to the weight of a column of fluid?

A

Head

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13
Q

What is a vacuum?

A

Any pressure less than it’s surrounding atmospheric pressure.

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14
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14.7 PSI or an atmosphere is how tall on a mercury Barrometer?

A

29.92 inches

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15
Q

Flow through an orifice is determined by?

A
  1. Size of an orifice
  2. Viscosity or thickness of the fluid
  3. Pressure drop
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16
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What is the specific gravity of fresh water?

A

1 because the scale is based on fresh water

17
Q

When gas is absorbed into a liquid due to pressure it is called?

A

Gas solubility

18
Q

What are the 2 types of orifices?

A

Fixed and adjustable

19
Q

What is an orifice?

A

Any restricted passage in a pipe or valve used to restrict flow.

20
Q

What is pressure?

A

Force per unit area

21
Q

What determines the pressure of a column of fluid?

A

Height

22
Q

What is cavitation?

A

Formation and collapse of air bubbles caused by a pressure drop (gasses escaping the fluid)

23
Q

As volume decreases pressure will do what?

A

Increase

24
Q

Pressure to an enclosed fluid will be equally distributed to every wall of its container

A

Pascal’s law

25
Q

According to Charles’ law when the temperature of a fluid is increased so will the?

A

Volume of the fluid

26
Q

What are 3 ways to create pressure?

A
  1. Pressure due to weight
  2. Force applied to a confined fluid
  3. Resistance to flow
27
Q

What is the pressure exerted by a 1 ft column of water?

A

.433 PSI

28
Q

The smallest particle of a substance that it can be divided into and maintain the characteristics of that substance

A

A molecule

29
Q

Due to the force of gravity a liquid in a container will always seek its?

A

Level

30
Q

What percentage of the volume hydraulic fluid is air?

A

10%

31
Q

What is an example of a fluid distribution system?

A

Coolant or grease